Table 2B.

Institutional characteristics of colleges and universities offering majors and minors in public health and/or global health in the United States during the 2019–20 academic year. Rows within each category are ordered based on the percentage shown in the final column.

		Total	Major		Minor		Major and/or Minor
		#	#	%	#	%	#	%
Total		411	101	25	105	26	144	35
Size classification by full-time equivalent enrollment (2018)	Large (≥10,000)	91	49	54	46	51	64	70
	Medium (3000–9999)	92	19	21	16	17	26	28
	Small (1000–2999)	180	28	16	39	22	48	27
	Very small (<1000)	48	5	10	4	8	6	13
Undergraduate students as a percentage of total enrollment (2018)	Majority graduate (<50%)	17	5	29	8	47	10	59
	Majority undergraduate (50% to 74%)	63	26	41	27	43	35	56
	High undergraduate (75% to 89%)	98	32	33	32	33	43	44
	Very high undergraduate (≥90%)	137	28	20	21	15	37	27
	Exclusively undergraduate (100%)	96	10	10	17	18	19	20
Undergraduate selectivity (2018)	More selective (80th to 100th percentile)	246	66	27	74	30	100	41
	Selective (40th to 80th percentile)	118	24	20	22	19	32	27
	Inclusive	43	10	23	8	19	11	26
Ownership	Public	96	39	41	34	35	49	51
	Private	315	62	20	71	23	95	30
Location	City: midsize	49	21	43	19	39	27	55
	City: large	87	24	28	30	34	37	43
	City: small	52	16	31	14	27	21	40
	Town	96	20	21	25	26	30	31
	Suburb	106	19	18	16	15	27	25
	Rural	21	1	5	1	5	2	10